Hunters Gone Wild In New York City Chaos
A humorously grim sketch depicts city predators at play. A New York man shoots stone lions outside the public library and a plaster dog at a phonograph shop, while others shoot pigeons on Fifth Avenue and at Columbus Circle. Bronx hunters kill bears and tigers at the zoo, and a west side marksman shoots a police bicycle. The piece lampoons hunters buying licenses to kill.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
New York Public Library
Arthur R. Robinson Appointed to Indiana Senate Seat
Arthur R. Robinson, longtime Indiana political figure and ally of Governor Jackson, has been appointed to the U.S. Senate seat left vacant by the death of Senator Ralston. A former Indiana state senator, Robinson served in World War I and held a recess appointment as a judge of the Indianapolis superior court. He is forty five years old.
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Arthur R. Robinson
United States Senate
Ralston
Indiana
Jackson
Harry S. New
Coolidge
Robinson
Indianapolis
Indiana State Senate
Harold
England
Illinois
Baptist Church
France
Ed Howe
Carter
Association of Ideas
Notable Birthdays Marked Across Leaders and Writers
Today marks birthdays of Rt. Rev. John A. Richardson in Fredericton Lord Desborough born 79 years ago and Zoe Akins born Humansville Missouri along with Gertrude Atherton born San Francisco and Percy E. Quin born Amite county Mississippi and other figures aged 53 68 57 39.
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John A. Richardson
Fredericton
N. B
England
Gertrude Atherton
France
San Francisco
Lord Desborough
Zoe Akins
Humansville
Missouri
Percy E. Quin
Congress
Mississippi
Amite County
Iss
Louisiana Development Association Eyes Louisiana Growth Debut
An Alexandria based group called the Louisiana Development Association launches with aims to inform outsiders about Louisiana’s climate and opportunities. It seeks to promote public welfare projects and rapid statewide progress by supporting enterprises, urging broad backing from residents and business leaders.
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Louisiana Development Association
Alexandria
Louisiana
United States
South
The Spectator on Bias and the Power of Experience
A narrator reflects on how people judge others by first impressions and shared traits. Early experiences shape prejudice, while broad exposure corrects biases through repeated encounters with diverse individuals and groups.
Henry I of Detroit and the Polish King's Crown Offer
A columnist muses on Poland proposing Henry Ford as king to revive its economy. The piece treats the notion as unlikely but invites readers to imagine the spectacle if Ford accepted. It frames Ford as unwilling and Poland as eager for prosperity through strong leadership.
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Koskiuska
Poland
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Henry I
Negress Denounces Communism Advice By Ex-Bishop
William Montgomery Brown, once an Episcopal bishop, told a Chicago negro labor group that communism will not advance the negro race. He argued it would ruin hard-won gains and warned blacks against inviting foreign ideas or shady doctrines. He praised southern efforts to improve negro citizens and urged vigilance against radical ideologies.
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Chicago
William Montgomery Brown
United States
South
Monroe Fifteen Years Ago at the 1910 Fair
The News-Star reports a bustling Monroe fair with a larger crowd on Farmers Day and speeches by Dr. Paul B. Barringer, Prof. W. L. Roy, and C. C. French. The next day sees Louisiana drummers take the fairgrounds. a Vicksburg Shreveport train sets a 172 mile record in four hours and twenty five minutes. Bankers' Trust president J. E. Franklin arrives, bond set at 25 000, after sheriff's office warrants. A collision on DeSiard and Third injures no one as a Maxwell car hits a buggy with Marie Miller and John McDuffe aboard.
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News-Star
Paul B. Barringer
Virginia
W. L. Roy
State University
C. C. French
Swift and Company
Louisiana
Monroe
Fair Grounds
Angels of Commerce
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Pacific Road
Dixie Minstrel Company
Graham
J. E. Franklin
Bankers’ Trust Company of
St. Louis
Bank of Monroe
Tia Pettit
E. L. Webb Automobile Line
Maxwell
John McDuffe
Marie Miller
DeSiard
Third Streets
Ouachita Parish High School Carnival Helpsed Deficit
Seniors of Ouachita Parish High School stage an annual carnival to wipe out last year’s publishing deficit. The event invites Monroe and West Monroe residents to attend and contribute to the public school fund while enjoying the entertainment.
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Ouachita Parish
Parish High
Next Lear's Crop Prosperty Follows Bumper Cotton Output
Reports from Northeast Louisiana show strong money flow through trade channels with rising automobile demand. Monroe and West Monroe are positioned for a steady uptrend in business volume, aided by anticipated industrial immigration and gradual development of untapped sectors.
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Louisiana
Territoy
Monroe
Grant
West Monroe
Twin Cities
Seed selection urged for sweet potatoes by LSU expert
Baton Rouge Louisiana October 30 seed selection of sweet potatoes is as important as for other crops says M Hull assistant horticulturist at Louisiana State University extension division. He notes seed choice increases yields by ensuring strong plant stands and developing high yielding strains while reducing disease risks including food rot. He urges careful hill selection in fall digging time.
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Baton Rouge
A. P
M. Hull
Lowieiana State University Extension Division
Potatoes Stored in Separate Crates Amid Trade
Read fragment describes potatoes selected and stored in separate crates and given spe. The note hints at handling or distribution practices in a historical context.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Health
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured 15 years of colic and digestive ailments after one dose. The ad states the product removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee at Phoenix Drug Store.
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Mayr
Phoenix Drug Store
Potatoes Selected for Bedding and Disinfection Guidelines
The article advises selecting medium sized well shaped potatoes free from disease and from hills with at least five marketable tubers, suggesting 10 per hill for efficiency. It warns eastern Virginia growers against hill selection caused yield losses and details discarding bad tubers and disinfecting healthy ones in mercuric chloride solution, with safety precautions.
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Virginia
New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air and Kerosene
An invented oil lamp claims 94 percent air burn with 6 percent kerosene offering a ten day free trial and potential earnings of 250 to 500 dollars per ready. The source notes government and university testing amid assurances of odor smoke and noise free operation.
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U. S
L. W. Johnson
Lake St
Chicago
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